Seriously, Mulaney wrote Stefon's line? Howcome mulaney is so bland in his own standup? Just betting on not upsetting Middle America? I am genuinely perplexed.
@@DemonicMailman Granted, only enough to form a hasty opinion it seems. So, I'll give his work another chance then. If you can write Stefon, you certainly have an edge:). Thanks for letting me know.
@@arshgoyal6323 Sorry, I don't buy the argument about how looks define what comedy you can do. Sarah Silverman is as rowdy as they get, Bob Saget looks defies how savage his comedy can be. You could even say, if you look as "innocent" as they, and Mulaney, do you can make an even bigger impact if you comedy doesn't feel like you look. Anyways, I think we have to just put this down to personal preference. I spent some more time looking at Mulaney on the tube and while I will always love what he did with Stefon, what I have seen of him so far in his own acts is still a too soft for my own personal taste. It's cool that you and many others find him great, though. There's someone for all of us out there;)
And Bill wants it that way, because not knowing, makes the reactions and laughs more genuine. So he doesn't read the script/lines on purpose beforehand. Breaking character, became part of the Stefon character.
So much of this is wrong! lol, it's just a prank John would pull. He doesn't write the cue cards, Bill DOES read the scrips, and John DOES tell Bill what he changed, specifically so that he doesn't mess up reading them blind. It's still hilarious, but you're blowing it way out of proportion.
@@the6ig6adwolf He and Mulaney wrote it together. But the parts where he messed up, Mulaney had changed prior to without telling him. He'd tell him as he was walking out to the desk, "Yo, Bill, I changed a couple things." He did an interview on it.
At first I thought it was like a nervous tic for Stefan, then as the breaking got worse and worse I realized it was a way to cover. But it's such a Stefan way to do it.
Honestly Bill Hader breaking is the vibe SNL needs to strive for. He broke pretty easily but it rarely felt distracting or unprofessional like when Fallon did. It was usually because something actually very funny was happening and it almost always made me laugh even harder.
That's exactly how I feel, but with Leslie & Pete. They break so unprofessionally it's not enjoyable to watch. But bill, bill is a treasure who cracks at the peak of the skits.
Bill Hader really took advantage of the fact that this show was LIVE. You felt like he was really feeding off the energy of the crowd. I know he was anxious a lot but he seemed to use it to energize his acting because he always found a way to make something spontaneous about his performance. This, in my opinion, is way he deserves to be known as one of the best SNL cast members of all time.
Seriously! Till I saw this vid, I had no idea Mulaney would write his lines. That "sitting on Billy Joel's hand til it's numb and pretend it's Bruce Springsteen's is pure gold to me! 😂
This is such a dumb comment! This year is NOT A DISASTER CALM DOWN, MANY ACTUAL DISASTERS WILL COME. This is nothing yet, stop all whining and crying wtf? Just say this is funny so and so, or just laugh. Always these "opinions" that think they are stating facts...
I love that so many of the jokes are clearly written to make Bill specifically laugh. A lot of viewers probably don't even recognize fairly arcane 90s references like Dan Cortese and Spud Webb, but if you're Bill Hader's age (as I am), that level of specificity in pop culture knowledge is hilarious.
I'm not American and I've never been to California, so I don't really "get" the humour. That said, I laugh anyway because no one can keep a straight face :)
Every time he says the word "midget" I am reminded of the John Mulaney skit where John said he wasn't supposed to say midget in the scripts and I think that's the funniest part of it
@@bellalind6410 they did! They told him he wasn’t allowed to put it in. And he did last minute without telling Bill (watch the very first time Bill as Stefon says the word! You can see him thinking “oh s**t, we’re going to get into so much trouble!” When he sees the line.) because nothing happened, no complaints despite them both getting told off afterwards he kept adding the jokes/word every so often. They know that they wouldn’t get away with it nowadays which is why they wrote his lawyer Shy into the script when Bill and John brought the character back when Bill first hosted, and changed it to “little people!”
Bill is probably my all-time favorite SNL cast member. Every character he played is super memorable and he is such a great comedian and actor. If you haven’t watched Barry, I highly recommend it!
90% of the time, when bill is playing stefan, the producers don’t let him see what the script is so he reads it for the first time while doing the scene.
when bill tries to make that surprised face on the californians and realized how ridiculous he looks and breaks i lose my shit... ive watched it like 20 times and it always makes me cry
All the times Bill Hader broke as Stefon, he managed to keep the voice. It took John Mulaney himself to actually go out on stage and make Bill break the voice 😂
The way Martin Short looks at him when he says "her Downton Abbeyc kills me. He KNEW that would break Hader. I saw most of these live and it's fun to relive all those moments.
3:34 is my favorite because I'm fairly certain that Bill just echoed Fred without thinking as a sort of improvisation, and then immediately realized how ridiculous it sounded and it cracked him up out of nowhere.
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe i bet you're fun at parties. did you click on this video just to leave negative replies to a bunch of comments? maybe try doing something better with your time, like watching something you actually find funny
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe "calling someone out for being fake", is that what you think you were doing? Are you talking about Bill Hader? You're calling Bill Hader, a person you don't know, at all, fake, in a RUclips video dedicated to him, and tells someone to "grow up" when they don't agree with you. You have to be making some kind of weird joke.
The entire Human Suitcase bit is just pure gold: - 7:56 Seth had to compose himself and not laugh out loud because he knew what came next, I guess he had a bit of a laugh during the table read when this part came up. - 8:00 Bill progressively losing it as he explained what a Human Suitcase is. - 8:06 Seth yelling "Stefon!" after the bit. And all in the space of just 10 seconds.
Vanessa Bayer is fantastic, but I love how Martin Short pauses and stares at Bill when he sees he's going to break. Like, "I know what is happening and I'm absolutely going to make it worse for you" 😂
They both are! They both came up with the character based on two people they knew. And they both wrote the scripts. John would change them during the live show to throw Bill off! ruclips.net/video/eLZBFb8ic0Y/видео.html ruclips.net/video/V_uMssfSvho/видео.html ruclips.net/video/_C14eXiZQWo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/aWv7x5mJMA4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mg0UWxhJkfk/видео.html
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe why are you spending so much time commenting about something you don't like? I hope you're doing better by now because you don't strike me as a happy person
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe of course you're allowed to criticize whatever you want. It just seems kind of obsessive how you're in all the replies, shooting down everyone who does get some enjoyment out of it. It doesn't make sense to me why you'd spend time on something you dislike instead of finding something you do enjoy. Idk, I think I'm looking into it too much. You're probably just 15 and bored.
Fallon: "HAHA... This is so funny! Isn't this setting up to be funny, you guys?! OMG, this is gonna be so funny! Wait till you hear what's so funny!!" Hader: "Ha... ha... (goddammit, lemme get through this sentence, PLEASE! Great, now I'm crying.)"
I cannot tell you how many times I've watched this video. It always brings me out of a bad mood. Bill Hader has always been my favorite SNL cast member.
I am a simple 39 year old doctor from India going through a global pandemic and watching suffering all around me. I see Bill Hader smile, I click to relieve my stress.
Imagine the feeling you'd get if you were the writer who wrote the Stephan-skits and Bill Hader thinks the writing is so fucking funny that just seeing the words on a teleprompter makes him crack upå and break character. Pretty good praise for a comedic writer.
It’s Stefon not Stephen. And it was actually Bill and John not just John who created and wrote Stefon’s lines. Bill knew them off by heart until John decided to start fxxking with Bill and would deliberately add or change lines between live recorded dress rehearsal and actual live show! Don’t mean to sound or come across as rude and I apologize if I do but I wish people would give credit where it’s due. Everyone talking like John came up with and wrote all Stefon’s lines when that’s not true Bill and John created the character and wrote his lines. You just know from Bill’s face which lines are new because you see him look like “what the fxxk?” And looks mortified most of the time like the Vernon Troyer wedding line or a lot of the Midget jokes! The Michael Jackson joke is one of the funniest because you can see he really doesn’t want to say what’s written and actually looks like he wants to run off. The audience reaction to his and Seth’s faces gave away something was coming but didn’t know what because they both pull the same face at the same time. That still has me rolling when I think about it or come across the video! You can see they’re both thinking “too far John, too far!” Bill even try’s stalling to get himself prepared because they didn’t know how people was going to take that joke. It’s hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣 Edit: also a fun fact. Stefon was actually meant too be dressed the way Shy/John was dressed. They didn’t have a clue what Ed Hardy was, they thought it was some sex clothing line until the wardrobe department got the actual tops. So in homage to what he was meant to look like John went to a sex store with the wardrobe department and got an outfit that Bill was actually meant too wear as the character!) ruclips.net/video/eLZBFb8ic0Y/видео.html ruclips.net/video/V_uMssfSvho/видео.html ruclips.net/video/_C14eXiZQWo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/aWv7x5mJMA4/видео.html
Props have to be given to John Mulaney's writing. The joke structure alone is hilarious, but the completely random set ups are just so good. "A CVS, that became a Chase Bank, and then became a CVS again" shouldn't be so damn funny but it is. "Opened at gun point" and "built on a dare" are also some favorites.
Props have to be given to John Mulaney's writing. The joke structure alone is hilarious, but the completely random set ups are just so good. "A CVS, that became a Chase Bank, and then became a CVS again" shouldn't be so damn funny but it is. "Opened at gun point" and "built on a dare" are also some favorites.
@@abed_gambino0946 Haha I can see that, the jokes tend to be slanted to American pop culture. For some reason in America big cities have a habit of converting CVS drug stores (which are on like every corner in the states) to a bank, but then they'll just go around and randomly convert them back to a CVS a year later. We're weird.
Bill Hader is one of the most naturally giggly humans to ever exist. Check out his interviews with Conan, for example. I have no idea how he ever made it through any sketches without breaking.
Stefan is supposed to play the funniest role, with funniest dialogues and a whole room of people are looking at him and laughing. How is he not supposed to break his character 😂
She doesn't think it's funny at. all. that he's ruining the storied institution that is SNL for all time with his inability to stay in character. The whole time she's thinking, 'Wait til I tell Lorne about this latest incident.'
@@rusmiller816 actually you're totally wrong. When she is about to break character by laughing she will purse her lips and press her teeth against her bottom lip to prevent her from busting out laughing. You could see she does it twice in here and in several other skits and she even talks about it. To the point where it looks like an overbite
Vanessa Bayer is a total pro. She maintained her composure while everyone else was cracking up and even dared Bill Hader to try to act as professionally as her.
i am so happy to be alive, as a functioning adult, to see and get all these jokes live at the time. and to re-watch it now, floods me with great memories
Healthy and Loving Life part of the reason he breaks so easily is because the other writers (especially John Mulaney) changes/adds jokes last second from what they practice to catch him off guard when he reads from the teleprompter because they know he will break lmao
@@swapnilmankame Strangely, while I acknowledge that Bayer held the best straight face, I give her no credit for the accomplishment. For whatever reason, it seems to me that she just looks like she never laughs.
SNL only had a few people that was truly awesome and truly hilarious and Bill Harder was one of them I have never laughed so insanely in my life I could watch all of his skits and characters and never get tired or bored
By now most people know that John Mulaney would add things to the cards to make Hader break, but I like that at 9:49 Bill was expecting John to speak in a soft effeminate voice like Stefan but instead just spoke in his regular classic-Mulaney voice which made him break as well.
"And someone from the network came down to our offices and said 'Hey, you can't put the word midget on TV.' And I said 'I sure would like to.' And he said 'No, midget is as bad as the N word!' 'First off, no. No, it's not. Do you know how I know it's not?' I said to him, 'Is because we're both saying the word midget, and we 're not even saying what the N word is. If you're comparing the badness of two words, and you won't even say one of them, that's the worse word.'" "So we get into this argument. We're going back and forth. 'You can't put that word on TV.' I said 'I want to!' He said 'If you put that word on TV, there could be a protest of midgets on this building.' And I said 'Promise?'"
@@Nat_the_Chicken The quote is of the bit that he said in one of his shows; what I meant to say is this skit was probably what John was talking about when he made that bit and that I'm glad I wasn't the only one who remembered that
Bill Hader's character breaks are the best. They seem genuine, and are funny as hell! Other cast members sometimes seem forced or faked to get a laugh.
I think it's more charming with Bill because he's clearly trying his absolute best not to break, but the harder he tries the stronger the break ends up becoming. Phil Hartman has to be the gold standard for not breaking no matter what kind of craziness was going on.
For peeps who didnt know. John Mulaney would change Bill Haders lines moments before he went on as Stefon, the character was meant for him to break.
Seriously, Mulaney wrote Stefon's line? Howcome mulaney is so bland in his own standup? Just betting on not upsetting Middle America? I am genuinely perplexed.
AntiVaganza how much of his standup have you actually seen? He says plenty things that “middle america” wouldn’t necessarily like.
@@DemonicMailman Granted, only enough to form a hasty opinion it seems. So, I'll give his work another chance then. If you can write Stefon, you certainly have an edge:). Thanks for letting me know.
@@AntiVaganza wait what have you watched that's like that? He can't do anything rowdy cuz he doesn't fit the physical bill but his comedy is great
@@arshgoyal6323 Sorry, I don't buy the argument about how looks define what comedy you can do. Sarah Silverman is as rowdy as they get, Bob Saget looks defies how savage his comedy can be. You could even say, if you look as "innocent" as they, and Mulaney, do you can make an even bigger impact if you comedy doesn't feel like you look.
Anyways, I think we have to just put this down to personal preference. I spent some more time looking at Mulaney on the tube and while I will always love what he did with Stefon, what I have seen of him so far in his own acts is still a too soft for my own personal taste. It's cool that you and many others find him great, though. There's someone for all of us out there;)
"A doorman who always high-fives children of divorce" is still one of my favorite sentences of all-time.
#metoo 😂🚪🤵🏻✋🏻👨👦👦
(2:34 ~ so i can easily find it!)
I laughed so hard I cried at that and I don't know why.
I haven't even got to this point in the video and i'm in tears reading your comment lol
OMG I literally just heard that 😆😂🤣
It’s so without context but full of genuine imagery I adore it.
Bill Hader is so in character he even laughs homosexually. Masterpiece.
@Dax Dexico do you grab people when you laugh?
@Dax Dexico lol are you joking
"laughs homosexually" - That's a thing you actually wrote.
@@truthwillout2371 thanks for noticing
wtf is laughing homosexually
Bill Hader is the embodiment of reading Cards Against Humanity cards for the first time
It’s truth! Even I have seen CAH cards and be like WTF!! 🤣😂😅
Man, nothing compared to that first cards against humanity game. I’ll never forget it.
Beat me to it!
The Stefon bits are even funnier now knowing that John Mulaney writes the cue cards and doesn't tell Bill what's going to be on them beforehand
And Bill wants it that way, because not knowing, makes the reactions and laughs more genuine. So he doesn't read the script/lines on purpose beforehand. Breaking character, became part of the Stefon character.
@@MrBilld75 lol in between dress and air John would change the lines on the cue cards so Bill's reaction is his genuine reaction
So much of this is wrong! lol, it's just a prank John would pull. He doesn't write the cue cards, Bill DOES read the scrips, and John DOES tell Bill what he changed, specifically so that he doesn't mess up reading them blind. It's still hilarious, but you're blowing it way out of proportion.
LMAOO
Seriously I only know of this Dan Cortez guy because of him
I feel like the Stefan sketches just existed so that John Mulaney could come up with the most oddly specific things he could think of
@Stephan Hawking, that’s thee basis of sketch comedy...
Bill Hader wasn't given the lines before the show so when he's reading them on air it's the first time seeing them.
Take it to san Petro and drop me off on sunset
@@the6ig6adwolf He and Mulaney wrote it together. But the parts where he messed up, Mulaney had changed prior to without telling him. He'd tell him as he was walking out to the desk, "Yo, Bill, I changed a couple things." He did an interview on it.
...once again making the best moment ever🥰
This shit is pretty hilarious regardless, but knowing now that John Mulaney was using Stefon as a way to fuck with Bill makes it 10 times better.
@@victorspot ok
for those who can't make it out, when John Mulaney whispers into Bill's ear at 9:58, he says "my girlfriend works at Yoshinoya Beef Bowl" lmao
i love you
“You know what sounds good right now. A Yoshinoya Beef Bowl”
- Noho Hank
That’s the comment I was looking for! My man
REALLY? I THOUGHT HE SAID “My girlfriend loves to Dutch oven people” WTF IS WRONG ME?! 😭
@@SatanicGhostCat omg I can't I'm dead 😭😂
He laughed so much I legit thought putting his hands to his mouth was part of his character
it is
Pretty sure it was.
it didn’t start out that way but he laughed so much while playing stefan that he kind of made it part of the character
I guess they’d change his lines last minute so he’d lose it
It definitely is.
The way he puts his hands over his mouth when he breaks just SENDS me
He breaks so much with Stefan because he doesn't know what the script is yet. So it's the writers springing funny shit on him.
Where though?
Keeping character while breaking character.
At first I thought it was like a nervous tic for Stefan, then as the breaking got worse and worse I realized it was a way to cover. But it's such a Stefan way to do it.
I actually love it lol. Bill has such a feminine way about him and I adore it lol 😂😍
Honestly Bill Hader breaking is the vibe SNL needs to strive for. He broke pretty easily but it rarely felt distracting or unprofessional like when Fallon did. It was usually because something actually very funny was happening and it almost always made me laugh even harder.
That's exactly how I feel, but with Leslie & Pete. They break so unprofessionally it's not enjoyable to watch. But bill, bill is a treasure who cracks at the peak of the skits.
Bill Hader really took advantage of the fact that this show was LIVE. You felt like he was really feeding off the energy of the crowd. I know he was anxious a lot but he seemed to use it to energize his acting because he always found a way to make something spontaneous about his performance. This, in my opinion, is way he deserves to be known as one of the best SNL cast members of all time.
The idea of John Mullaney just sitting there writing the most ridiculous things just to break Bill, really gets me through 2020!🤣😂
Seriously! Till I saw this vid, I had no idea Mulaney would write his lines. That "sitting on Billy Joel's hand til it's numb and pretend it's Bruce Springsteen's is pure gold to me! 😂
@@reddarko13 Joke's kinda stolen from Scrubs though
@@pickardw really? Didn't know that. Never saw Scrubs religiously
@@pickardw if you mean the stranger, scrubs didnt invent that. its a social osmosis almost.
This is such a dumb comment! This year is NOT A DISASTER CALM DOWN, MANY ACTUAL DISASTERS WILL COME. This is nothing yet, stop all whining and crying wtf? Just say this is funny so and so, or just laugh. Always these "opinions" that think they are stating facts...
I love his reaction after "A doorman who always high fives children of divorce." He's like "What the fuck?"
That's SUCH a John Mulaney line
2:30
Honestly one of my favourite moments ever. John Mulaney fucked him up so bad that time.
That's like right outta of cards against humanity hahaha
Such a perfect wtf line that now i will be working into random conversations
You can just see the confusion on his face after ‘a doorman who always high fives children of divorce’ lmao
I love that so many of the jokes are clearly written to make Bill specifically laugh. A lot of viewers probably don't even recognize fairly arcane 90s references like Dan Cortese and Spud Webb, but if you're Bill Hader's age (as I am), that level of specificity in pop culture knowledge is hilarious.
Bill Hader, gasping for breath as he forces out the words like they are his last: "D-dan Cortez."
Over 1k likes, here have a comment as well.
@@austins.2495 Well, thank you! I didn't even realize I had that many likes.
@@judealtman8183 now its over 2K
@@stillscared2176 Ayyy! Thanks for letting me know!
@Russel Schwartz woah thanks!! that's so awesome!
No one:
Bill’s eyes when he’s laughing: 👁👄〰️
I see it toooo😂😂😂 it's so adorable
THIS COMMENT KILLED ME OMG HAHAHHA😂😂😂😂YESS
It's funny when bill hader does it but not when jimmy fallon does it.
@@rosulekhoda844 Very true. Fallon just seems unprofessional.
my eyes do dat im self conscious ab it but now i feel better about it lol
Bill Hader breaking character is such a wholesome thing to watch. He really has a natural talent for comedy and it never gets old.
I cried after the human roomba part
“It’s when a midget lays on a skateboard and slides around the floor eating garbage”
“... stuck in a corner”
The Californians sketches are the best because EVERYONE breaks in those.
@@polythenepam3058 what the hell are you on about this has nothing to do with anything...
I'm not American and I've never been to California, so I don't really "get" the humour. That said, I laugh anyway because no one can keep a straight face :)
Polythene Pam sir this is a Wendy’s
Lauren Russell lol
@@polythenepam3058 Thanks Pamalamadingdong
Every time he says the word "midget" I am reminded of the John Mulaney skit where John said he wasn't supposed to say midget in the scripts and I think that's the funniest part of it
What this one? ruclips.net/video/mg0UWxhJkfk/видео.html “promise?” 🤣🤣🤣
saying midget is as bad as saying the N-word! Loved that bit.
The fact he uses it in almost every one of these bits makes it even better 😂
that was actually for an award show he was writing for hahaha snl didn't mind I guess
@@bellalind6410 they did! They told him he wasn’t allowed to put it in. And he did last minute without telling Bill (watch the very first time Bill as Stefon says the word! You can see him thinking “oh s**t, we’re going to get into so much trouble!” When he sees the line.) because nothing happened, no complaints despite them both getting told off afterwards he kept adding the jokes/word every so often. They know that they wouldn’t get away with it nowadays which is why they wrote his lawyer Shy into the script when Bill and John brought the character back when Bill first hosted, and changed it to “little people!”
Bill is probably my all-time favorite SNL cast member. Every character he played is super memorable and he is such a great comedian and actor. If you haven’t watched Barry, I highly recommend it!
Barry is outstanding!!
The theme song is great too.
After Phil Hartman, no SNL cast member made me laugh more than Hader.
90% of the time, when bill is playing stefan, the producers don’t let him see what the script is so he reads it for the first time while doing the scene.
"It's when a midget..."
"Come on, you can't call them midgets."
"I'm sorry -- fun sized"
“you can’t say midget on national TV” “oh but I sure would like to” -john mulaney
@@camplemons5663 he got it said on TV!
There is nothing funnier than watching someone else laugh. Doesn't even matter what it is. These kill me.
Laughter is catchy for sure!
Got tears in my eyes here, can agree 100% 😆
when bill tries to make that surprised face on the californians and realized how ridiculous he looks and breaks i lose my shit... ive watched it like 20 times and it always makes me cry
Couldn't agree more!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely false
All the times Bill Hader broke as Stefon, he managed to keep the voice. It took John Mulaney himself to actually go out on stage and make Bill break the voice 😂
"It's that thing where a midget wears roller-skates and wears all your clothes and you pull him around the airport....." dead.
Bill Hader is one of the most underrated funny people the world as ever known
Yes
@Sea Bro he's not wrong, there's no need to chill out
too true, he works on a lot of south park material and also does a few voice roles in it too
My favorite is hot rod
@Sea Bro how
I feel like Cards Against Humanity needs a Stefan expansion pack.
This is actually brilliant
This is golden
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
@@gregoryeatroff8608 Same here. I think it's a damn brilliant idea.
"A doorman who always high fives children of divorce"
The way Martin Short looks at him when he says "her Downton Abbeyc kills me. He KNEW that would break Hader. I saw most of these live and it's fun to relive all those moments.
3:34 is my favorite because I'm fairly certain that Bill just echoed Fred without thinking as a sort of improvisation, and then immediately realized how ridiculous it sounded and it cracked him up out of nowhere.
This video has everything!
Flubs, giggles, breaks, awkward moments, Dan Cortese......
Excellent comment
Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Stolen comment
Especially dan cortese
Yutaka Hirasaka's meditative 'Air Molecules', off of his upcoming EP via Memoir Music ~ ruclips.net/video/RTr65UYZwRM/видео.html
Props to the criminally underrated Vanessa Beyer for not breaking in the doorman sketch.
Yeah, and the kids, especially the first one.
It was actually in dress rehearsal. That's why they are laughing so much, it wasn't on air.
I wish I knew why he cracked so hard there. The lines weren’t particularly funny. Honestly him breaking saved the sketch
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe ever cross your mind comedy is subjective?? lmao
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe that’s why you do comedy for a living right? You’re the king of funny. Stfu man.
Bill Hader as Stefon, is the best thing ever Bill Hader breaking Character on SNL is the best, he’s the best I can’t.
2:33 A doorman who always high fives children of divorce ... lol His expression on his face is priceless
The fact that he breaks everytime he says Dan Cortez, despite the fact that somebody puts it in every time so he should expect it. 🤣🤣🤣
John mulaney (the writer) would change little details on the cue cards right before the show to purposely break him!
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe i bet you're fun at parties. did you click on this video just to leave negative replies to a bunch of comments? maybe try doing something better with your time, like watching something you actually find funny
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe "calling someone out for being fake", is that what you think you were doing? Are you talking about Bill Hader? You're calling Bill Hader, a person you don't know, at all, fake, in a RUclips video dedicated to him, and tells someone to "grow up" when they don't agree with you. You have to be making some kind of weird joke.
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe No, that would be Jimmy Fallon. That guy breaks on everything and isn't funny at all.
I don't even know who the heck Dan Cortez is, yet I'm LMAO
Bill Hader has everything. Wit, sense of humor, great impressions, Dan Cortese.
(Thank you for the correct spelling.)
LMAO 😂
🙊
Roman j Israel esquire
A doorman that high-fives children of divorced
The entire Human Suitcase bit is just pure gold:
- 7:56 Seth had to compose himself and not laugh out loud because he knew what came next, I guess he had a bit of a laugh during the table read when this part came up.
- 8:00 Bill progressively losing it as he explained what a Human Suitcase is.
- 8:06 Seth yelling "Stefon!" after the bit.
And all in the space of just 10 seconds.
Vanessa Bayer is fantastic, but I love how Martin Short pauses and stares at Bill when he sees he's going to break. Like, "I know what is happening and I'm absolutely going to make it worse for you" 😂
"A doorman who high fives children of divorce" might be my favorite cause theres a moment bill clearly goes "What the actual fuck?"
@Russel Schwartz 2:35
😂😂😂😂😂
That line has John Mulaney all over it. I can literally hear him in my head saying it out loud.
That is by far my favorite line in this whole compilation.
“Stefon” is a work of genius! John Mulaney is brilliant.
They both are! They both came up with the character based on two people they knew. And they both wrote the scripts. John would change them during the live show to throw Bill off!
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He laughed so much I legit thought putting his hands to his mouth was part of his character
@@willdeeny6686 it actually is apart of the character now lol.
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe why are you spending so much time commenting about something you don't like? I hope you're doing better by now because you don't strike me as a happy person
@Leide Keine Dummköpfe of course you're allowed to criticize whatever you want. It just seems kind of obsessive how you're in all the replies, shooting down everyone who does get some enjoyment out of it. It doesn't make sense to me why you'd spend time on something you dislike instead of finding something you do enjoy. Idk, I think I'm looking into it too much. You're probably just 15 and bored.
“They just want you to meet someone nice and settle down....”
Always cracks me up
I love how in 5:47 you can SEE him think “DAMN YOU JOHN”
Jimmy Fallon makes it look like he's laughing in skits for attention.
With Hader you can tell it's genuine.
I guess when Jimmy Fallon is on somebody should laugh!
Just what I was thinking; thanks!
Agree
Fallon: "HAHA... This is so funny! Isn't this setting up to be funny, you guys?! OMG, this is gonna be so funny! Wait till you hear what's so funny!!"
Hader: "Ha... ha... (goddammit, lemme get through this sentence, PLEASE! Great, now I'm crying.)"
fallon really doesn't, if anything looks like it's being done for attention, it's the amount of hate towards him.
This comment section has everything. Funny comments, skunks and Dan Cortez.
It’s SPICY
Where’s the skunk?😳
@@Mergatroid_Skittle I thought they were being redundant and mentioned Dan Cortez twice
Roman J Israel, Esq.
A CHILD...
I genuinely would love to just have a beer with Bill Hader. He seems like a down to earth, funny guy. These videos are great.
I cannot tell you how many times I've watched this video. It always brings me out of a bad mood. Bill Hader has always been my favorite SNL cast member.
I am a simple 39 year old doctor from India going through a global pandemic and watching suffering all around me. I see Bill Hader smile, I click to relieve my stress.
We're praying for you!!
thank you for what you do dr.radhakrishnan
Thank you all so much for the love. Means a lot. I hope you and your loved ones are safe.
Thank you for all your hard work and love you give your patients! 🙌🏻❣️
Praying for your safety ❤
Imagine the feeling you'd get if you were the writer who wrote the Stephan-skits and Bill Hader thinks the writing is so fucking funny that just seeing the words on a teleprompter makes him crack upå and break character.
Pretty good praise for a comedic writer.
Apparently John Mulaney
Roxaswright John mulaney likes to change his lines before he goes on so they surprise him
JOHN MULANEY
It’s Stefon not Stephen. And it was actually Bill and John not just John who created and wrote Stefon’s lines. Bill knew them off by heart until John decided to start fxxking with Bill and would deliberately add or change lines between live recorded dress rehearsal and actual live show! Don’t mean to sound or come across as rude and I apologize if I do but I wish people would give credit where it’s due. Everyone talking like John came up with and wrote all Stefon’s lines when that’s not true Bill and John created the character and wrote his lines. You just know from Bill’s face which lines are new because you see him look like “what the fxxk?” And looks mortified most of the time like the Vernon Troyer wedding line or a lot of the Midget jokes! The Michael Jackson joke is one of the funniest because you can see he really doesn’t want to say what’s written and actually looks like he wants to run off. The audience reaction to his and Seth’s faces gave away something was coming but didn’t know what because they both pull the same face at the same time. That still has me rolling when I think about it or come across the video! You can see they’re both thinking “too far John, too far!” Bill even try’s stalling to get himself prepared because they didn’t know how people was going to take that joke. It’s hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣
Edit: also a fun fact. Stefon was actually meant too be dressed the way Shy/John was dressed. They didn’t have a clue what Ed Hardy was, they thought it was some sex clothing line until the wardrobe department got the actual tops. So in homage to what he was meant to look like John went to a sex store with the wardrobe department and got an outfit that Bill was actually meant too wear as the character!)
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Props have to be given to John Mulaney's writing. The joke structure alone is hilarious, but the completely random set ups are just so good. "A CVS, that became a Chase Bank, and then became a CVS again" shouldn't be so damn funny but it is. "Opened at gun point" and "built on a dare" are also some favorites.
Everytime I see Bill Hader I can’t believe his transformation into playing Barry. Crazy talented.
His pronunciation of “SPICY” has lived in my head rent-free since it aired.
Props have to be given to John Mulaney's writing. The joke structure alone is hilarious, but the completely random set ups are just so good. "A CVS, that became a Chase Bank, and then became a CVS again" shouldn't be so damn funny but it is. "Opened at gun point" and "built on a dare" are also some favorites.
This video has everything!
Flubs, giggles, breaks, awkward moments, Dan Cortese......
& it's the fact Stephan's character says it 😂🤣
Mine too!! 🎄🎁🎄🤣🤣
as a non-american, i have no idea whats going on lol
@@abed_gambino0946 Haha I can see that, the jokes tend to be slanted to American pop culture. For some reason in America big cities have a habit of converting CVS drug stores (which are on like every corner in the states) to a bank, but then they'll just go around and randomly convert them back to a CVS a year later. We're weird.
Bill Hader is one of the most naturally giggly humans to ever exist. Check out his interviews with Conan, for example. I have no idea how he ever made it through any sketches without breaking.
spazmonkey1974 he didn’t..
Or the Barry 92Y thing, he was literally cry laughing
I will love him until the day I am dust in the wind
Honestly part of why I think Barry is so great. He does an amazing job of making the show feel really serious and powerful, while silly AF between.
I just love Bill Hader. He makes me laugh when I’m sad.
Stefan is supposed to play the funniest role, with funniest dialogues and a whole room of people are looking at him and laughing. How is he not supposed to break his character 😂
The fact that Vanessa Bayer was able to keep her composure so well when staring right at Bill is amazing!
it's kind of my favourite thing, her looking at him so inquisitively while he absolutely loses his shit. lololol.
She doesn't think it's funny at. all. that he's ruining the storied institution that is SNL for all time with his inability to stay in character. The whole time she's thinking, 'Wait til I tell Lorne about this latest incident.'
@@rusmiller816 actually you're totally wrong. When she is about to break character by laughing she will purse her lips and press her teeth against her bottom lip to prevent her from busting out laughing. You could see she does it twice in here and in several other skits and she even talks about it. To the point where it looks like an overbite
Every time Bill Hader laughs an angel gets it wings
They gotta be running out of angels at this point
That's a lot of angels lol
Why can't he fly yet? He's a treasure😇
Bill Hader has the most infectious laugh and I love these skits
It’s so great that even when he laughs as Stefan, he stays in character
Vanessa Bayer is a total pro. She maintained her composure while everyone else was cracking up and even dared Bill Hader to try to act as professionally as her.
Mikey Day, too. Almost seen him crack in the aunt Jemima sketch, but he hasn’t yet.
He got her to break, just a little, in the puppet sketch. But yeah, her discipline is amazing.
She's got the cutest smile
totally agree
Maybe she just doesn't have the giggles. Hader has the worst case of the giggles i've ever seen.
"You can't say midget on TV"
"Well I sure would like to"
Which leads to game of thrones
Yes! Haha
“If you say midget on air their will be a big protest by midgets at this building” and I said “Promise?”
2:03 “barrack, mitt...” 🤣😂 shit is just so stupid but has me so dead
he is just so precious when he breaks character as stefon
I’m in love with the fact that simply saying “Dan Cortese” is the entire joke in itself. Sorry Dan.
Bill Hader breaking character: EVERY SKIT HE"S EVER BEEN IN
No that's Jimmy Fallon
Kal Sium Pete Davidson?
i am so happy to be alive, as a functioning adult, to see and get all these jokes live at the time. and to re-watch it now, floods me with great memories
I didn't get the context of some of these jokes, BUT, Bill Hader's laugh is enough to make me wheeze through them! 😆
"This woman raised me and changed my diapers"
"LuCkY LaDy"
This compilation made me laugh harder than any modern SNL skit
6:00 just the way he says “y Eahh”
He breaks so easily! He's one of my fave SNL people.
Healthy and Loving Life I ❤️ when they break up! Except Jimmy Fallon.
He's one of my favorites as well, there are a lot of good people on SNL though, A lot of older sketches are really good too.
Healthy and Loving Life part of the reason he breaks so easily is because the other writers (especially John Mulaney) changes/adds jokes last second from what they practice to catch him off guard when he reads from the teleprompter because they know he will break lmao
"Have you heard of Blackula, the Black Dracula? Well there's a Jewish one. Sydney Applebaum" is still my favorite
Yessssss
I'm sad they didn't include that one. Bill broke so hard during that XD
Yes I actually clicked on the video to see that one but nope 😔
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Bill! So Grateful for his humor! He's brilliant! Never laughed this hard since the 70 days on SNL !
bill, fred, and kristen breaking each other so consistently is honestly my favorite thing
Kristen being the only one to hold a moderately straight face while everyone else dissolved around her is the best thing
You mean Vanessa Bayer?
@@swapnilmankame Strangely, while I acknowledge that Bayer held the best straight face, I give her no credit for the accomplishment. For whatever reason, it seems to me that she just looks like she never laughs.
The king of straight face is Will Forte.
There's nothing so pure as the sound of Bill Hader's laughter.
My favorite thing
Whenever I have a bad day I watch this and it always cheers me up - especially the way Kirsten wiig says “ jammed “ 😂
the fact that he laughs in character makes it a thousand times better 😂
It's funny when bill hader does it but not when jimmy fallon does it.
Edit: never expected this comment to skyrocket but I'm glad we all agree
Because he does it on purpose, not genuine. Fake ass
Agreed!
Well Jimmy Fallon's comes off as insincere or forced, I think thats why people dislike it so much.
Fallon does it non stop.
i disagree the hot tub luvahs skit with will going “dave. dave. david.” and jimmy laughing is one of my favorite breaks of all time.
A doorman who always high fives children of divorce 😂😂😂😂
I don’t think I’ve smiled and laughed this much in a long time. My face hurts from it. Thank you for posting this!
OH LORD! I loved it when Bill Hader played Stefan!
He simply cant do it. His attempts at composer are contagious. Its nearly impossible to watch him without smiling or laughing.
Not everyone can be a musician, my lord. :)
Composure *
and i have watched this more than 8-10 times,, and im an hooked,,, i laugh everytime,,,way 2 funny
SNL only had a few people that was truly awesome and truly hilarious and Bill Harder was one of them I have never laughed so insanely in my life I could watch all of his skits and characters and never get tired or bored
Stefon is literally “your turn in ‘card against humanity’” irl
Did Mulaney whisper to Bill “My girlfriend works at Yoshinoya Beef Bowl?”
YES HE STATED THAT ON AN OUTSIDE INTERVIEW AHHH
Oh my GOODNESS- I had Yoshinoya in Japan, and also in San Diego. So, so good!
Time stamp
Time stamp of this is 9:57 btw
¡casdean! Lol Bill is like wtf..?
I throw that SPICY line out randomly and no one gets it at all... really makes me seem crazy but it killed me the first time I saw it
Random Dude 😂
Me too buddy
I have it set as my notification sound 🤣
It’s my ringtone. 😂
Nice.
When John Mullaney whispers "My girlfriend works at Yoshinoya Beef Bowl" and Haders reaction is one of my favorite things ever! xD
he is a true comedian! love this guy
By now most people know that John Mulaney would add things to the cards to make Hader break, but I like that at 9:49 Bill was expecting John to speak in a soft effeminate voice like Stefan but instead just spoke in his regular classic-Mulaney voice which made him break as well.
"And someone from the network came down to our offices and said 'Hey, you can't put the word midget on TV.' And I said 'I sure would like to.' And he said 'No, midget is as bad as the N word!' 'First off, no. No, it's not. Do you know how I know it's not?' I said to him, 'Is because we're both saying the word midget, and we 're not even saying what the N word is. If you're comparing the badness of two words, and you won't even say one of them, that's the worse word.'"
"So we get into this argument. We're going back and forth. 'You can't put that word on TV.' I said 'I want to!' He said 'If you put that word on TV, there could be a protest of midgets on this building.' And I said 'Promise?'"
That's what I thought so, too! I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought this
@@Chabeinator I think it's a quote of another sketch, I don't think it's a serious comment. "Midget" is still kinda non-PC...
@@Nat_the_Chicken The quote is of the bit that he said in one of his shows; what I meant to say is this skit was probably what John was talking about when he made that bit and that I'm glad I wasn't the only one who remembered that
@@Chabeinator Oh wow sorry, I totally misinterpreted that
@@Nat_the_Chicken all good!
I'm completely convinced that they wrote the material for Bill, just to see who can make him laugh the hardest.
Thank you SO much for this compilation. Totally made my day!!
i'm a simple girl, i see bill hader breaking, i click.
Same
Same
No, I'm a simple girl, dammit.
Oh I see this is the non humor crowd.
Ray Rines damn who hurt you😬
He breaks character so much it becomes a part of his character
I like how even though the jokes are mid, the scenes are still hilarious because of people breaking character.
1:20 i love how Bill's face turns red shaking his glass of wine while losing his shit. Makes me laugh every time
Bill Hader's character breaks are the best. They seem genuine, and are funny as hell! Other cast members sometimes seem forced or faked to get a laugh.
I think it's more charming with Bill because he's clearly trying his absolute best not to break, but the harder he tries the stronger the break ends up becoming. Phil Hartman has to be the gold standard for not breaking no matter what kind of craziness was going on.
"My girlfriend works at yoshinoya beef bowl" -John Mulaney
Is that what he whispered into Bill's ear?
Yes
Thanks. I couldn't catch the last part